Peace Park Playground

Peace Park Playground in Landsborough is a small playground that is relatively hidden, which makes it a true gem for families with kids who want to get away from it all.

The park’s amenities include two swings, a slide, three benches, and BBQ facilities.

Peace Park Playground, BBQ, Table, Play Equipment, Landsborough QLD

Visitors are welcome to bring picnic mats and food to enjoy on the large, spacious lawn. As the shaded areas are relatively small, the best time to visit is late in the afternoon or early mornings. The lawn is also ideal for those who want to have an outdoor jog or walk.

Peace Memorial Park is one of the popular outdoor recreational sites in Landsborough. Families looking for wholesome places to visit and take the kids will find several excellent places to take them in and around the area. This charming town is best known for being close to the Australia Zoo established by Steve Irwin, the famous Crocodile Hunter. If you are in town, it would be a shame not to visit the zoo; it opened in 1970 and today is a significant wildlife park with 110 acres on display to the public.

Check out the Dularcha National Park, where you will find a historic railway tunnel built in 1891. Aside from the tunnel, the park is terrific for mountain biking, walking, and horse riding, as these are the best ways to explore the natural beauty of the park as well as its numerous historic features.

The Landsborough Museum is another great tourist destination where visitors can learn all about the town’s rich history. It was established in 1976, and it happens to be one of the biggest community museums in South East Queensland. The Landsborough Museum is dedicated to preserving the local region’s cultural heritage; it is run by friendly volunteers, and visitors can enjoy full access to the stories and collections found in the museum.

The Peace Park Playground is one of many reasons to visit this charming town on the Sunshine Coast.